Re: [ActiveDir] Removable Storage Manager

EventID.Net: http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=168&eventno=4489&source=Removable Storage Service&phase=1 Support: Support FAQs: http://www.qlogic.com/cgi-bin/faq_display.pl?faq=kb/KB12362.html You tried here? Pankaj Verma wrote: I have windows 2003 Server I m keep getting a System

[ActiveDir] Removable Storage Manager

I have windows 2003 Server I m keep getting a System error in event viewer Event ID 168, source: Removable Storage Serv. I do have a removable tape drive on this server. The error discription is the following "RSM cannot manage library Tape0. Failed to communicate with device or obtain device s

[ActiveDir] Active Directory limits

mcs.ireland.blog/infrastructure : Active Directory limits: http://blogs.technet.com/mcs-ireland-infrastructure/archive/2006/10/14/active-directory-limits.aspx ...dang .. I wanted 1,000 GPOs -- Letting your vendors set your risk analysis these days? http://www.threatcode.com If you are a SBSe

Re: [ActiveDir] SBS 2003 and exchange full vs on diff machine

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884453 Yup can do that too. Laura A. Robinson wrote: Yes. You can even install SBS into an existing AD environment and it will automatically join the existing Exchange organization, if one exists. That's about the extent of my SBS knowledge, though, so you may w

Re: [ActiveDir] SBS 2003 and exchange full vs on diff machine

Yes, but you might want to consider the version of SBS 2003 you are spec'ing out as there are some CAL/licensing changes in the R2 era. Here's the good 1. If you run the SBS 2003 r2 version you can purchase a Win2k server/Exchange server and not need any Win or Exchange cals for that seco

Re: [ActiveDir] OT: File Server Permissions Design Question

The amusing part is the disparity of information.  For example, if I look at the kerb troubleshooting docs, it recommends a maximum group depth of 70-120 but that's more focused on the PAC size.  That's a far cry from the 1000 in that article (if memory serves Dean had a lot to say about that in a

Re: [ActiveDir] OT:Exchange/outlook auth question

I add myself as owner of the PF(which Outlook lets me do) and then when I try to create a subfolder, I get an permissions error. When i check back on the perms, my MAPI ACE is missing. This is logged in as a Exchange Full Admin user while opening the non-admin user's mailbox in Outlook. When I add

RE: [ActiveDir] OT: Exchange in environment - reboot necessary after a DC has been made a GC

I must have been sleeping, normally I check the list every day but I have just now spotted your earlier reply. I will follow your advise and troubleshoot further with nspitool. Thanks Cheers, Victor -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of joe S